The document is a newsletter from the Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce providing information about upcoming events, new members, energy savings programs, and more. It introduces the 2013 board of directors and president, announces the annual awards banquet, and welcomes new chamber members. It also advertises an energy assessment program for small businesses and energy savings programs for natural gas and electricity through COSE Energy Choice.
The bulletin provides information about an upcoming Rotary club meeting and other club activities. It discusses last week's meeting celebrating Rotary's 106th birthday with a guest speaker. It promotes literacy month activities in March and the district conference at the end of the month. It also provides details about an Interact interest meeting, RYPEN nominations, and the ShelterBox response to the New Zealand earthquake.
The document is the newsletter of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It includes:
1) Welcome messages from the District Governor and Club President updating on club activities and projects.
2) An invitation to attend the 'WA Business Icon 2009' event to recognize young innovators and entrepreneurs.
3) Details of upcoming fundraisers including 'Climb for a Smile' and tickets to a performance of 'West Side Story' to benefit PolioPlus.
The document summarizes the recent Women in Business annual auction event that raised $1,916 for scholarships. It thanks all those involved in the event and reviews the criteria for the 2013 scholarship program, which will award funds to female students pursuing business degrees. It also announces upcoming community and professional development events that may interest WIB members.
The document summarizes the upcoming activities and meetings of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It discusses the president's letter encouraging members to consider becoming president in the next term. It also previews the speakers at the upcoming meeting, including a past participant in a Group Study Exchange program, and recaps recent club activities like donating toys to Cambodia.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay's bulletin provides updates on:
1) The club president's message about attending district conferences to gain international perspective on Rotary's work.
2) The club winning awards for best metropolitan and best attendance at the district conference for the second consecutive year.
3) Last week's club meeting where a new member, Jim Gould, was welcomed back after 20+ years of Rotary experience.
The document is the newsletter of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It discusses upcoming events for the club including a club assembly, fundraising event, and speaker. It also provides updates on club members and invites other clubs to participate in a health initiative called the Waist Disposal Challenge which aims to educate members on healthy lifestyles and reduce obesity and disease risk.
The bulletin discusses last week's meeting of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay and upcoming events, including their annual Christmas party and AGMs. It also provides a summary of the keynote speech given by Dr. Ken Collins about nurse Maryanne Tokome-Amu's humanitarian work in Papua New Guinea. The bulletin concludes with news from Rotary International on strategic priorities and goals.
This newsletter provides updates from Micah Melling, the Central Region Vice President of DECA. It summarizes Micah's involvement at several March conferences, including speaking engagements and workshops. It also provides details on fundraising efforts for muscular dystrophy through "The Movement" and the upcoming DECA Dash 5K race at the International Career Development Conference in Salt Lake City. Finally, it includes a letter from the National DECA President expressing excitement about the upcoming conference in Salt Lake City.
The bulletin provides information about an upcoming Rotary club meeting and other club activities. It discusses last week's meeting celebrating Rotary's 106th birthday with a guest speaker. It promotes literacy month activities in March and the district conference at the end of the month. It also provides details about an Interact interest meeting, RYPEN nominations, and the ShelterBox response to the New Zealand earthquake.
The document is the newsletter of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It includes:
1) Welcome messages from the District Governor and Club President updating on club activities and projects.
2) An invitation to attend the 'WA Business Icon 2009' event to recognize young innovators and entrepreneurs.
3) Details of upcoming fundraisers including 'Climb for a Smile' and tickets to a performance of 'West Side Story' to benefit PolioPlus.
The document summarizes the recent Women in Business annual auction event that raised $1,916 for scholarships. It thanks all those involved in the event and reviews the criteria for the 2013 scholarship program, which will award funds to female students pursuing business degrees. It also announces upcoming community and professional development events that may interest WIB members.
The document summarizes the upcoming activities and meetings of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It discusses the president's letter encouraging members to consider becoming president in the next term. It also previews the speakers at the upcoming meeting, including a past participant in a Group Study Exchange program, and recaps recent club activities like donating toys to Cambodia.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay's bulletin provides updates on:
1) The club president's message about attending district conferences to gain international perspective on Rotary's work.
2) The club winning awards for best metropolitan and best attendance at the district conference for the second consecutive year.
3) Last week's club meeting where a new member, Jim Gould, was welcomed back after 20+ years of Rotary experience.
The document is the newsletter of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It discusses upcoming events for the club including a club assembly, fundraising event, and speaker. It also provides updates on club members and invites other clubs to participate in a health initiative called the Waist Disposal Challenge which aims to educate members on healthy lifestyles and reduce obesity and disease risk.
The bulletin discusses last week's meeting of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay and upcoming events, including their annual Christmas party and AGMs. It also provides a summary of the keynote speech given by Dr. Ken Collins about nurse Maryanne Tokome-Amu's humanitarian work in Papua New Guinea. The bulletin concludes with news from Rotary International on strategic priorities and goals.
This newsletter provides updates from Micah Melling, the Central Region Vice President of DECA. It summarizes Micah's involvement at several March conferences, including speaking engagements and workshops. It also provides details on fundraising efforts for muscular dystrophy through "The Movement" and the upcoming DECA Dash 5K race at the International Career Development Conference in Salt Lake City. Finally, it includes a letter from the National DECA President expressing excitement about the upcoming conference in Salt Lake City.
The document provides a summary of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay's weekly bulletin from 24-30 May 2010. It announces upcoming events including a vocational visit to Linney's, a sausage sizzle fundraiser, and the district changeover dinner. It also discusses the club president's farewell message, a matching grant project with Manna Industries, and Shelterbox winning an award. The trustees have significantly increased the budget for Rotary Foundation matching grants for 2010-2011.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on:
1) The upcoming changeover to a new Club President and invites members to the Changeover Night dinner on June 30th.
2) Last week's guest speaker who discussed abrasives manufacturing and this week's scheduled speaker on BHP Billiton.
3) The successful "Paint Your Pinky" fundraising event at a local primary school that raised over $500 for polio immunization.
4) Upcoming Rotary Youth Driver Awareness program and request for member volunteers on August 16th.
5) Recognition of two new club members and their involvement in an international education project in Fiji.
The document summarizes the activities of the Southeast Michigan Career Development Facilitators Association (SEMCDFA) over the past year. It discusses presentations and training sessions held in 2011 on topics like social media and LinkedIn. It also previews upcoming events for 2012, including a spring conference on diversity and disability. New leadership is acknowledged and contact information is provided for the new President and Secretary. An audit report summarizes the association's financial records and provides recommendations for the 2012 fiscal year.
The document provides a summary of the latest newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It includes updates on upcoming district events like the district assembly and changeover dinner. It also provides details on club projects like distributing magnifying microscopes and establishing a new Interact club. The newsletter discusses initiatives from the district governor like encouraging involvement with indigenous communities and approving the multi-district ShelterBox project.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay's bulletin discusses upcoming events and projects:
1) A fundraising dinner this Friday to support Rotary Youth Driver Awareness seminars later in the year. Members are encouraged to attend.
2) A meeting this week to discuss committee work, which will transition to occurring outside regular meeting times after this month.
3) A PolioPlus movie night screening 'Conviction' on Sunday to help raise the club's annual $2,000 contribution. Tickets are available from Ken Collins.
4) An interest meeting for a new Interact Club and opportunities for members to assist with youth projects and mentoring interested students. Working with Children clearances are
Microsoft word zonta club of dayton newsletter - jan 2013 1-Besa Sharrah
The Zonta Club of Dayton is excited to become an official chartered club in 2013, the first in the Miami Valley region. In 2012, the club helped local organizations like the Artemis Center and YWCA through donation drives and care packages. Going forward in 2013, objectives include mentoring young women and professionals in the community. The next meeting will be on January 9th at a new location, the Therapy Cafe, where the club encourages bringing prospective members.
- The document is a newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay providing updates on club activities from November 2nd to 9th, 2009.
- It announces that Dolly Parton will speak at the 2010 Rotary International Convention and encourages members to register.
- It emphasizes the importance of supporting the Rotary Foundation, including its PolioPlus program, and encourages members to consider becoming inaugural members of the Paul Harris Society.
- Local club activities mentioned include a presentation by member Bill Hassell about his life and career, and the club acquiring its own projector through a donation.
The document summarizes the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore from April 9th, 2012. [1] The guest speaker, Ms. Cathryn Berger Kaye, spoke about the importance of youth empowerment and developing skills like responsibility and creativity in young people. [2] She provided examples of youth-led environmental projects. [3] The meeting also included introductions of visitors, a toast from another club, and announcements of upcoming Rotary events.
The bulletin provides updates from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It discusses upcoming youth programs including Rotary Youth Driver Awareness and opportunities for youth and vocational roles. It also mentions progress on projects like magnifying microscopes and a concert at Christ Church Grammar. The club president's letter details a choir launch and encourages social activities like a casserole night to engage members.
This newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay provides updates on the club's activities from August 24-30, 2009. It discusses the club president giving an update on recent activities, plans for an Interact club at a local school to engage youth, and applications from club members to participate in international exchange programs through Rotary.
This document provides a summary from the Central Region Vice President (CRVP) of DECA. In 3 sentences:
The CRVP reflects on the friendships formed during their DECA career and encourages members to take time to appreciate their friendships in the new year. An alumni member discusses how they have found ways to give back to DECA through volunteering after graduation. The CRVP produced resources on how government funding impacts DECA chapters that are available online.
This weekly bulletin from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay provides information on upcoming events and recaps past meetings. This issue discusses the club contributing to a project in Cambodia, the election of a new President, a guest speaker discussing their work with One 2 One in Cambodia, the District Governor's visit, and notices for upcoming meetings and social events. It highlights the club's local and international service work while also keeping members informed about leadership roles and fellowship opportunities.
This weekly bulletin from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay provides information on upcoming guest speakers, club events, and other announcements. This week, members will hear from an international guest, Dr. Phillip Sherwood and his wife Nancy from California. The bulletin also discusses the club's new president elect, an award winner, and roster duties. Members are reminded of upcoming dates like the District Governor's visit and a pre-Halloween social event at a member's home.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on upcoming meetings and events:
- Last week's meeting featured presentations from the Rotaract Club of Perth on their activities and projects.
- This week's meeting will include a presentation called "Life of a UN Warlord" given by Geoff Hourn.
- An important Club Forum is scheduled for March 20th to discuss goals for the upcoming Rotary year.
- A new RAWCS project has been registered to support a medical clinic established by Maryanne Tokome-Amu in Papua New Guinea. Contributions are welcome.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on upcoming events, including the Changeover Night and details on involvement in the Rotary Youth Drivers Awareness program. It also discusses progress in the Waist Disposal Challenge and approval of a new Rotary fellowship. The President-Elect seeks feedback on meeting schedules and holds for a club assembly. The District Governor reflects on the international convention and accomplishments of the district.
The document summarizes the 76th District Assembly of Rotary International held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from April 17-18, 2010. It discusses the transfer of leadership as the incoming district governor, Lim Kok Beng, received his badge and outlined the theme of "Building Communities - Bridging Continents" set by incoming RI President Ray Klinginsmith. It also describes social events of the assembly, including the district governor's banquet attended by members of the RCBKS club. Lastly, it provides an announcement about the previous week's speaker on innovation and topics discussed regarding membership development.
1. This document summarizes the closing speech of Tapan Rao, President of the Rotary Club of Singapore, at their final meeting of the 2011-2012 Rotary year.
2. Rao thanked the members and committees who contributed to a successful year, during which the club adopted a modified Club Leadership Plan. Several club projects and initiatives were recognized with awards from the district.
3. Looking ahead, Rao suggested the club consider online meeting capabilities to better involve busy professionals. He also recommended formally incorporating the Strategic Planning Committee into the club structure.
This 3 sentence summary provides the key information from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin:
The bulletin outlines the upcoming meetings and events for the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay, including guest speakers, committee meetings, and a fundraising brainstorm session. It also provides updates on projects such as supporting an indigenous youth Christmas party in Wiluna and English language scholarships for youth in Normandy. Club members are encouraged to contribute ideas and articles to the weekly bulletin.
What happens when the digital tools and platforms we make and use for communication and entertainment are hijacked for terrorism, violence against the vulnerable and nefarious transactions? What role do designers and developers play? Are we complicit as creators of these technologies and products? Should we police them or fight back? As Portfolio Lead for Northern Lab, Northern Trust's internal innovation startup focused on client and partner experience, Antonio will share a mix of provocative scenarios torn from today's headlines and compelling stories where activism and technology facilitated peace—and war.
As a call-to-action for designers and developers to engage in projects capable of transformational change, he'll explore the question: How might technology foster new experiences to better accelerate social activism and make the world a smarter, safer place?
This document summarizes upcoming CSS features like Box Alignment Level 3, CSS Grid Layout, CSS Shapes, CSS Feature Queries, and CSS Custom Properties. It explains what each feature does at a high level and provides example code snippets. The document also encourages developers to get involved by filing issues on browser bug trackers, requesting new features, and creating blog posts/demos to help drive adoption of these new CSS specifications.
The document provides a summary of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay's weekly bulletin from 24-30 May 2010. It announces upcoming events including a vocational visit to Linney's, a sausage sizzle fundraiser, and the district changeover dinner. It also discusses the club president's farewell message, a matching grant project with Manna Industries, and Shelterbox winning an award. The trustees have significantly increased the budget for Rotary Foundation matching grants for 2010-2011.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on:
1) The upcoming changeover to a new Club President and invites members to the Changeover Night dinner on June 30th.
2) Last week's guest speaker who discussed abrasives manufacturing and this week's scheduled speaker on BHP Billiton.
3) The successful "Paint Your Pinky" fundraising event at a local primary school that raised over $500 for polio immunization.
4) Upcoming Rotary Youth Driver Awareness program and request for member volunteers on August 16th.
5) Recognition of two new club members and their involvement in an international education project in Fiji.
The document summarizes the activities of the Southeast Michigan Career Development Facilitators Association (SEMCDFA) over the past year. It discusses presentations and training sessions held in 2011 on topics like social media and LinkedIn. It also previews upcoming events for 2012, including a spring conference on diversity and disability. New leadership is acknowledged and contact information is provided for the new President and Secretary. An audit report summarizes the association's financial records and provides recommendations for the 2012 fiscal year.
The document provides a summary of the latest newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It includes updates on upcoming district events like the district assembly and changeover dinner. It also provides details on club projects like distributing magnifying microscopes and establishing a new Interact club. The newsletter discusses initiatives from the district governor like encouraging involvement with indigenous communities and approving the multi-district ShelterBox project.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay's bulletin discusses upcoming events and projects:
1) A fundraising dinner this Friday to support Rotary Youth Driver Awareness seminars later in the year. Members are encouraged to attend.
2) A meeting this week to discuss committee work, which will transition to occurring outside regular meeting times after this month.
3) A PolioPlus movie night screening 'Conviction' on Sunday to help raise the club's annual $2,000 contribution. Tickets are available from Ken Collins.
4) An interest meeting for a new Interact Club and opportunities for members to assist with youth projects and mentoring interested students. Working with Children clearances are
Microsoft word zonta club of dayton newsletter - jan 2013 1-Besa Sharrah
The Zonta Club of Dayton is excited to become an official chartered club in 2013, the first in the Miami Valley region. In 2012, the club helped local organizations like the Artemis Center and YWCA through donation drives and care packages. Going forward in 2013, objectives include mentoring young women and professionals in the community. The next meeting will be on January 9th at a new location, the Therapy Cafe, where the club encourages bringing prospective members.
- The document is a newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay providing updates on club activities from November 2nd to 9th, 2009.
- It announces that Dolly Parton will speak at the 2010 Rotary International Convention and encourages members to register.
- It emphasizes the importance of supporting the Rotary Foundation, including its PolioPlus program, and encourages members to consider becoming inaugural members of the Paul Harris Society.
- Local club activities mentioned include a presentation by member Bill Hassell about his life and career, and the club acquiring its own projector through a donation.
The document summarizes the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore from April 9th, 2012. [1] The guest speaker, Ms. Cathryn Berger Kaye, spoke about the importance of youth empowerment and developing skills like responsibility and creativity in young people. [2] She provided examples of youth-led environmental projects. [3] The meeting also included introductions of visitors, a toast from another club, and announcements of upcoming Rotary events.
The bulletin provides updates from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It discusses upcoming youth programs including Rotary Youth Driver Awareness and opportunities for youth and vocational roles. It also mentions progress on projects like magnifying microscopes and a concert at Christ Church Grammar. The club president's letter details a choir launch and encourages social activities like a casserole night to engage members.
This newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay provides updates on the club's activities from August 24-30, 2009. It discusses the club president giving an update on recent activities, plans for an Interact club at a local school to engage youth, and applications from club members to participate in international exchange programs through Rotary.
This document provides a summary from the Central Region Vice President (CRVP) of DECA. In 3 sentences:
The CRVP reflects on the friendships formed during their DECA career and encourages members to take time to appreciate their friendships in the new year. An alumni member discusses how they have found ways to give back to DECA through volunteering after graduation. The CRVP produced resources on how government funding impacts DECA chapters that are available online.
This weekly bulletin from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay provides information on upcoming events and recaps past meetings. This issue discusses the club contributing to a project in Cambodia, the election of a new President, a guest speaker discussing their work with One 2 One in Cambodia, the District Governor's visit, and notices for upcoming meetings and social events. It highlights the club's local and international service work while also keeping members informed about leadership roles and fellowship opportunities.
This weekly bulletin from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay provides information on upcoming guest speakers, club events, and other announcements. This week, members will hear from an international guest, Dr. Phillip Sherwood and his wife Nancy from California. The bulletin also discusses the club's new president elect, an award winner, and roster duties. Members are reminded of upcoming dates like the District Governor's visit and a pre-Halloween social event at a member's home.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on upcoming meetings and events:
- Last week's meeting featured presentations from the Rotaract Club of Perth on their activities and projects.
- This week's meeting will include a presentation called "Life of a UN Warlord" given by Geoff Hourn.
- An important Club Forum is scheduled for March 20th to discuss goals for the upcoming Rotary year.
- A new RAWCS project has been registered to support a medical clinic established by Maryanne Tokome-Amu in Papua New Guinea. Contributions are welcome.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on upcoming events, including the Changeover Night and details on involvement in the Rotary Youth Drivers Awareness program. It also discusses progress in the Waist Disposal Challenge and approval of a new Rotary fellowship. The President-Elect seeks feedback on meeting schedules and holds for a club assembly. The District Governor reflects on the international convention and accomplishments of the district.
The document summarizes the 76th District Assembly of Rotary International held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from April 17-18, 2010. It discusses the transfer of leadership as the incoming district governor, Lim Kok Beng, received his badge and outlined the theme of "Building Communities - Bridging Continents" set by incoming RI President Ray Klinginsmith. It also describes social events of the assembly, including the district governor's banquet attended by members of the RCBKS club. Lastly, it provides an announcement about the previous week's speaker on innovation and topics discussed regarding membership development.
1. This document summarizes the closing speech of Tapan Rao, President of the Rotary Club of Singapore, at their final meeting of the 2011-2012 Rotary year.
2. Rao thanked the members and committees who contributed to a successful year, during which the club adopted a modified Club Leadership Plan. Several club projects and initiatives were recognized with awards from the district.
3. Looking ahead, Rao suggested the club consider online meeting capabilities to better involve busy professionals. He also recommended formally incorporating the Strategic Planning Committee into the club structure.
This 3 sentence summary provides the key information from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin:
The bulletin outlines the upcoming meetings and events for the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay, including guest speakers, committee meetings, and a fundraising brainstorm session. It also provides updates on projects such as supporting an indigenous youth Christmas party in Wiluna and English language scholarships for youth in Normandy. Club members are encouraged to contribute ideas and articles to the weekly bulletin.
What happens when the digital tools and platforms we make and use for communication and entertainment are hijacked for terrorism, violence against the vulnerable and nefarious transactions? What role do designers and developers play? Are we complicit as creators of these technologies and products? Should we police them or fight back? As Portfolio Lead for Northern Lab, Northern Trust's internal innovation startup focused on client and partner experience, Antonio will share a mix of provocative scenarios torn from today's headlines and compelling stories where activism and technology facilitated peace—and war.
As a call-to-action for designers and developers to engage in projects capable of transformational change, he'll explore the question: How might technology foster new experiences to better accelerate social activism and make the world a smarter, safer place?
This document summarizes upcoming CSS features like Box Alignment Level 3, CSS Grid Layout, CSS Shapes, CSS Feature Queries, and CSS Custom Properties. It explains what each feature does at a high level and provides example code snippets. The document also encourages developers to get involved by filing issues on browser bug trackers, requesting new features, and creating blog posts/demos to help drive adoption of these new CSS specifications.
My books- Hacking Digital Learning Strategies http://hackingdls.com & Learning to Go https://gum.co/learn2go
Resources at http://shellyterrell.com/classmanagement
The reality for companies that are trying to figure out their blogging or content strategy is that there's a lot of content to write beyond just the "buy now" page.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Our Founding Fathers was founded in 1961 in Johnson City, Tennessee by Joe Blackburn and Carl Childers. Over the decades, the firm grew and added new partners. To celebrate their 50th anniversary in 2011, the firm decided to celebrate "50 years of service" by dedicating each week to giving back to different communities they serve. They called this initiative "50 weeks of giving" and budgeted funds to support various organizations throughout 2011.
The Great Smoky Mountain Chapter newsletter provides information on upcoming events and programs for the first quarter of 2011. Key events include an orientation and strategic planning meeting in January, and educational programs on business tools, technology, and taxes. The chapter has added new members and has fundraising events planned, including a "Night at the Races" and auctioning chapter members' services. The Regional I Conference will be held in July in Gatlinburg, providing networking and education opportunities.
This document provides an agenda for a conference titled "A Capital Idea: Creating Funding Partnerships for Rural Appalachia" that will discuss ways to improve access to capital in rural Appalachia. The one-day conference will include sessions on partnership lending models that have worked, challenges entrepreneurs face in getting approved for loans, and how private equity can be leveraged. It will feature presentations from those involved in community development finance in the region. The goal is to illustrate effective partnership models and explore how to better channel investment to underserved areas and small businesses in Appalachia.
The Growing Rural program uses service learning activities to develop rural youth leadership and address rural poverty. It encourages inner city youth and mentors to work with rural youth on rebuilding rural communities. The program follows six simple steps: field analysis, soil preparation, seed planting, plant nourishment, crop harvesting, and land enrichment. The document highlights work done by the International Boxing Club of Toledo in San Pierre, Indiana through landscaping, cleanup projects, and community engagement activities. Their goal is to help rural youth while reinforcing values of hard work, service, and character development for the urban youth participants.
The Growing Rural program is designed to create rural leaders and end rural poverty through service learning activities. It encourages inner city youth and mentors to work with rural youth on rebuilding rural communities. The program uses a six step process including needs assessments, leadership development, service learning, skills building, youth development, and continuous improvement. For the past 4 years, the International Boxing Club of Toledo has partnered with the program to revitalize rural areas through activities like park cleanups, landscaping, and farm work in San Pierre, Indiana. The program aims to teach youth skills like problem solving, collaboration, and leadership while helping rural communities.
The document outlines the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce's vision and plans for 2011, which include shifting their focus to supporting business and economic development. Their goals are to develop and promote the local business community while achieving economic vitality and environmental sensitivity. They plan to hire new staff, renovate a new building, launch a new website, and host various new events to provide more value to their members.
The residents of Cedar Sinai Park have been entertaining the local community through theatrical performances, demonstrating that creativity thrives at all ages. Family members express their gratitude for the caring staff and activities that help residents remain engaged. The annual Super Diamond benefit gala raised close to $130,000 to support residents.
This document provides a strategic discussion paper on growing the congregation of Riverview Church in a timely manner through increasing participation in Connect Groups. It begins by establishing the current ratio of congregation attendance to Connect Group attendance as 12% based on a sample of 16 groups. The goal of 10,000 regular attendees is identified as the "There". Metrics and potential promotional strategies are suggested to incrementally increase the ratio along a timeline that supports the vision. Key lessons are extracted from a book on successful home cell groups by Dr. David Yonggi Cho, emphasizing the importance of small groups and pastoral leadership in growing a healthy church.
Bart Swan and Steve Schutt are mortgage bankers who have worked together for 6 years providing mortgage financing through various companies. They are now looking to join a new company. They provide an introductory package about their experience and approach to offering mortgages, financial planning tools, and a focus on customer service. They also discuss their local office and involvement in the community.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Cedar Sinai Park, including their annual fundraising event on March 10, 2012 featuring a Neil Diamond tribute act called Super Diamond. It also discusses new programs, grants, construction projects, and positive feedback from residents and staff about initiatives like using goats to clear invasive plants from the trails.
The Missouri Baptist Foundation 2014 Annual Report summarizes the Foundation's activities and financial results for the year. It highlights that Foundation staff traveled over 1,600 miles to support a family in need, demonstrating their dedication. It also shares gratitude from partners like Harvesters and the Missouri Baptist Children's Home for the Foundation's responsiveness and competitive returns. Financially, the Foundation saw growth with over $158 million in total assets, distributed $11.9 million, and investment funds gained between 8-10%. The report expresses thanks to donors and ministry partners for allowing the Foundation to serve and assist in furthering God's kingdom.
A publication of the Center for Arab American Giving (CAAP). We developed this core publication as a useful tool to enhance philanthropic giving in the Arab American community. The Guide summarizes basic information on giving options and ways to refresh and improve your giving strategies. The Guide aims to help you practice the art of philanthropy more fully and in a more meaningful way.
This is the Public Relations plan that my teammates and I compiled over the course of 7 months as part of our senior capstone for our client, Prairie Rivers of Iowa. They were a non-profit environmental organization located in Iowa looking for name recognition. I was responsible for research, reviewing copy writing, and some creatives shown.
The document discusses two longtime employees at The Buntin Group who are retiring after decades of service - art director Bill Holley after 47 years and media director Peggy Owen after 18 years. It notes their significant contributions to the agency and impact on others, with Bill Holley mentoring many young creatives and Peggy Owen guiding media planning, buying, and stewardship of client dollars. The document also mentions the Buntin Group kickball team that has raised money for charity through an annual game for the past six years.
The document summarizes upcoming events at the Blue Water Center for Independent Living (BWCIL) in Port Huron, Michigan. It announces that the 3rd annual graduation ceremony for the BWCIL's Youth Opportunities Unlimited (YOU) program will be held on March 24th at 6:30pm at the Port Huron Municipal Building. Nearly 40 students will graduate this year, the largest class to date. The keynote speaker will be David Williams from Michigan State University. It also announces the 4th annual St. Clair County Community Resource Fair on March 9th, which will provide services like health screenings, food, clothing, and assistance with housing, education, employment and more.
The CEO provides an update on the company's performance in the first half of the year, noting record sales bookings and strong financial returns. The CEO also discusses the importance of employee engagement and community involvement. The company has launched a new program for employees to receive paid time off to volunteer in the community.
This document is the December 2015 newsletter from the Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce. It includes information about upcoming Chamber events in December and January, such as Business After Hours receptions and an Economic Forecast Breakfast. It also summarizes several recent Chamber events, including a workshop on business development in Spanish, a discussion on public affairs led by a local nonprofit, and a Salute to Community Services reception recognizing area nonprofits. Finally, it welcomes several new Chamber members and advertises meeting room space available at the Chamber offices.
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Key Services, Inc. President Michelle Deal presented at the GWBC 2014 Power of Partnering Marketplace on September 29, Deal shared of her experience in the Mentor Protege Program. View her speech here. Deal will serve as the Regional Voice Chair for North Carolina.
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must be on alert to avoid “mission imagine a business or non-profit
drift”. Mission drift is the term giv- not wanting to be a part! I per-
Business
en when a nonprofit (or other type sonally will be seeking out more
of entity) finds that it has moved of the churches in the area to
away from the organization’s mis- show their support of the business
sion. In December 2012 the Board community by getting “on mis-
of Directors met in retreat to re- sion” with us.
I am truly honored to be your view our strategic plan that we
2013 Painesville Area Chamber of began in 2011. I am pleased to One last thing. Hurricane Sandy
Commerce Board President. When be able to report that there are has devastated many families
I decided to start a church in the no signs of mission drift in the and businesses in the Atlantic City
Painesville area 6 years ago I im- PACC and that many of the goals area. I have the privilege to be
mediately sought membership in we set before us have been met. connected to a disaster relief or-
the chamber. What interest would For example: we have established ganization that is setting up a re-
a church have in being part of the online registration; streamlined covery center as I write this. I have
business community you might the membership packet; Improved a vision of PACC members rallying
ask? The church and the chamber our follow-up process including around the business community in
have very similar goals in mind. monthly calling; transformed our Atlantic City by going there some-
The PACC is working together web site; strengthened our rela- time early this year to assist in
to build a healthy economy and tionship with COSE; and grew to their rebuilding efforts. I will have
improve the quality of life in the 425 members at the time of writ- more details soon about how you
Lake County, Ohio communities ing this article. The monthly Coffee can participate. It is going to be a
of Fairport Harbor, Grand River, Contacts networking opportunities great year. I hope you won’t hesi-
City of Painesville, Painesville have continued to grow and due tate to call any of our board mem-
Township, Concord Township and to its popularity has expanded to a bers with needs or concerns, we
Leroy Township. The Grove and “decaf” version for smaller venues. are here to serve you!
many other churches in the area One final project we are pleased to
are equally interested in a healthy roll out is our partnership in the Sincerely,
economy and improving the qual- development of the Lake Country Jeff Sivyer
ity of life in the Painesville Area. Chamber mobile app. 2013 President
The Grove Church
At The Grove, we call it being “On There are so many great things
Mission”. For many non-profits you happening at PACC we can’t
Ohio Minimum Wage Increasing
January 1, 2013
On January 1, 2013, Ohio’s minimum wage will increase from $7.70 per hour to $7.85 for
non-tipped employees and $3.85 to $3.93 per hour for tipped employees, plus tips. The
minimum wage increase will apply to businesses with annual gross receipts of over
$288,000 per year. For businesses with annual gross receipts of $283,000 or
less in 2012 and $288,000 or less starting January 1, 2013 and employees
that are 14 and 15 years old, the minimum wage is $7.25 per hour,
or the federal minimum wage. For more information on Ohio’s
minimum wage please visit www.ohio.gov
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2013
3. Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce 3
The Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce
Cordially invites you to attend our
2013 Annual Awards Banquet
Friday, January 25, 2013
Holiday Inn Express Hotel Suites LaMalfa Centre
Join us as we honor
Pamela Morse - 2013 Citizen of the Year
Year Armored AutoGroup - 2013 Business of the Year
Lake/Geauga Educational Assistance Foundation - 2013 Non-Profit Organization of the Year
Year
$55 per p
$400 for a erson
Corporate
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of 8
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, 2013
hips
Sponsors
of:
Courtesy
4. 4 Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce
The Painesville Area Chamber
of Commerce would like to
extend a warm welcome to our
newest members.
Thanks for Investing with Us Meeting Announcement
BUSINESS CONSULTANT REAL ESTATE Date: Friday, January 25, 2013
TAW Investments, LLC MANAGEMENT Time: Registration 11:15 a.m. –
Ted Wolf Compass Pointe Management, LLC
11243 Exmoor Drive Laureen Solomon Meeting Program 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Concord, OH 44077 1959 Mentor Avenue Place: Holiday Inn Express Hotel Suites LaMalfa
Phone: 440-413-0559 Painesville, OH 44077
Phone: 440-478-6112 Cost: $20 for Members $25 for Non-Members
Description: Coin Bullion Fax: 440-352-3277 Reservations: Register online at www.councilnews.org
transactions. Business Consulting. or call 440-255-0877
Description: Property
Management RSVP Deadline: Monday, January 21, 2013
BOWLING ALLEY
Rich Lanes MANUFACTURING
Jerry Rich Faretec Date: Friday, February 15, 2013
637 High Street Connie Sackett Time: Registration 11:15 a.m.
Fairport Harbor, OH 44077 1610 W. Jackson St., #6 Meeting Program 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Phone: 440-357-7248 Painesville, OH 44077
Website: www.richlanes.com Phone: 440-350-9510 Place: Holiday Inn Express Hotel Suites LaMalfa
Website: www.faretec.com Cost: $20 for Members $25 for Non-Members
Description: Locally Owned
and Operated Bowling Alley Description: Manufacturer of Reservations: Register online at www.councilnews.org
emergency medical products. We or call 440-255-0877
specialize in devices for pre-hospital
CONTRACTORS/ care both in the civilian and military RSVP Deadline: Monday, February 11, 2013
HEATING COOLING markets, domestically and abroad.
E J Krammer Mechanical
Contractors, LLC STAFFING HR SERVICES Painesville Area
Edd Krammer IC-Staffing Solutions
215 East Jackson Street
Painesville, OH 44077
Ed Gould
1 Victoria Square, Suite 270
Chamber of Commerce
Phone: 440-487-1373 Painesville, OH 44077
Fax: 440-579-2944
Website: www.ejkrammer.com
Phone: 440-350-7251
Fax: 440-350-7253
Chose Anthem -
Website: www.ic-staffing.com Shouldn’t You?
Description: Our company Description: A Comprehensive
specializes in heating and air Staffing firm filling all of your
conditioning installation repair. recruiting, temporary employee,
E J Krammer Mechanical offers permanent placing, and staffing Your Chamber Membership
residential commercial HVAC needs. We provide you with the
services throughout the greater right resource, at the right time, at Qualifies You For Discounted
Cleveland area. the right price.
Health Insurance Premiums
Amos Financial Services ASK US HOW!
Health Insurance
Group—Individual
Life Insurance Annuities
Financial Services
50 West Erie St. Painesville
Phone: 440-354-5366 Fax: 440-354-5372 Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield is an independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. ® Registered marks
NOACC is a regional association of over 120 area Chambers of Commerce serving the benefit needs of 35,000 employers in Northern Ohio.
5. Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce 5
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Did you know that COSE Energy too. Calculate how much with Lincoln Electric
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assessment for the first 10,000 216.592.2205. Blankenship, Senior
square feet of your commer- Vice President and
cial facility through the Ohio Shocking Electric Rates President of Lincoln
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ciency Program? Learn more at electric savings program to America, did the
honors of cutting the
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ribbon to showcase
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Best of all, your employees welding students
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gram that can reduce bills by
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A networking group for
Young Professionals.
We are the future of Lake County.
Thursday, January 17, 2013 Thursday, February 21, 2013
The World of Wine Communication
Molinari’s Panini’s Bar Grill
8900 Mentor Avenue, Mentor 37333 Euclid Avenue, Willoughby
5:30 to 7:30 pm 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Get there early and bring a friend! The first 25 young professionals to enter will receive a free gift, compliments of FUEL.
Please RSVP to fuel.lakecounty@gmail.com
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION:
Annual Fee: Chamber Member $40; Non– Chamber Member $65
Annual Membership fees include individual admittance to regular monthly meetings. Additional fees may be charged for special events.
Feel free to contact us with any questions at: www.lakecountyfuel.com
or fuel.lakecounty@gmail.com
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2013
6. 6 Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce
February Meeting…
Do you want to create remarkable
results in your business and in your life?
If you answered YES, then you’ll If you’ve accomplished great In this action-packed 45-minute
find out exactly how to do it things in your business and in program, you will learn The Top
when you join us at our Febru- your life, yet find yourself looking Three Secrets of Successful
ary 22, 2013 General Member- for ways to take your success to Networkers:
ship Meeting at Mama Roberto’s the next level, the perfect place to
where Maia Beatty, The Power- start is with your presence. The single most critical action
ful Presence Trainer Coach, you can take the first instant you
and author of the just released It’s really very simple. meet a potential client, resource,
Dance into Your Power, will or joint venture partner at a net- PS:
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your expression, your behavior. Al- 1. The two clues you need to ing challenge to this program
Consider these three though it comes from inside you, create rapport with anyone— and Maia guarantees that she
realities: it can only be experienced when anywhere…given that creat- will help you solve it!
you interact with someone else. ing rapport is the first step in
products their getting to know, like and
Your presence is the one thing trust you. Make Your Reservation by
business — your presence is that will make or break your February 15, 2013 –
your personal brand. networking success. That’s why 2. The one factor that creates suc- We will see you there.
you’ll want to join us for Maia cess for the Powerfully Present
powerful, you create Beatty’s dynamic program: Pow- Networker that few profession-
remarkable results. erful Networking Presence. als have been trained to use.
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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2012
7. Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce 7
Outgoing President Message
What just happened?
(Also, if you are reading this, the Mayans were wrong.)
will stick with the Chamber for lotted for this newsletter. What Presidents of the PACC. This is
many years to come. makes this board great is that an illustrious group of people,
everyone takes their little part, whom I have always looked up
My mantra this past year was so that the work is divided. to as pillars of our community.
very simple; I asked that every- I look forward to handing over
one give 10% more. I know I We have set a lot of little proj- the gavel (which may need to
asked for a simple increase in all ects in place this year, which be retired) to next year’s Presi-
of our efforts, but I can definitely I hope that the future PACC dent Jeff Sivyer. Best wishes.
When I was young, my parents say that there was a 100% in- members will benefit from. One
always remarked how quickly crease in excitement, both in our of the lessons of my youth was Sincerely yours,
the years went by. Now that events and behind the scenes. to always leave a place in bet- Tony Pochiro, President
I am older, I understand what ter condition than when you Painesville Area Chamber of
they meant. 2012 just flew by. I am grateful for the entire arrived. My challenge to the Commerce
Unfortunately (or fortunately), Board of Directors. I could indi- future leaders of the PACC is to
the Presidency is only a one vidually thank every member of remember that way of thinking. PS - You haven’t seen the last of
year term. I don’t get the sec- the Board of Directors for their me yet. As I have been remind-
ond term to really define my efforts this past year, but that I am honored to take my place ed of, numerous times, I still
legacy, but I think my simplicity would take all of the space al- amongst the previous Past have two more years of Board
eligibility.
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8. 8 Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce
Members in the News…
Cornerstone IT President, Ray Paganini
featured on Microsoft Business Hub
Cornerstone IT, a provider of managed IT support services for
small to mid-sized businesses in Northeast Ohio, is proud to an-
nounce that its President, Ray Paganini, is featured on the Microsoft
Business Hub as a guest author for his article Security in the Cloud
for Small Businesses. Cornerstone IT was sought as a contributing
author because of their proven dedication and leadership in small
business IT.
Ray Paganini’s article focuses on the security concerns that today’s
small business owners are facing such as system vulnerabilities and
potential network disasters, and examines cloud computing as a
productive method of disaster recovery that helps minimize these
Rick Amos, Amos Insurance and Financial Services while streamlining IT operations.
Rick Amos, Amos Insurance and Financial Services and the concerns
Lake County Chambers of Commerce Bright Star 2012, accepted
his certificate and trophy from Tony Gallo, NOACC Chairman and Security in the Cloud for Small Businesses concludes with an outline
Director of Business Development for Lorain County Chamber at of key criteria to consider when selecting a cloud services provider
their annual presentation. and includes a link to a cloud computing eGuide offering advice
and insights to small businesses considering cloud technology.
Rick represents a wide range of involvement with his respective
chambers, having been a member, an officer, a committee chairman
for 20+ years and has always given his time freely of working
hard for the Lake County Chambers of Commerce without any
expectations.
N. Jean Makesh, president
and CEO of Lantern of
Madison, developed
what’s called the Aqua Lily
program three months ago.
He said it was designed to
prolong the stages of de-
mentia and Alzheimer’s by
having his clients become
accustomed to a routine
through repetition, while
providing them with a
stress-free environment.
Winner of Lake-Geauga Fast Track 50s #1 Emerging Company 2012,
N. Jean Makesh, president and MarinerTek specializes in Server Desktop Virtualization Solu-
CEO of Lantern of Madison, developed
tions from Vmware Citrix. They also have an Application Devel-
“The objective of Aqua Lily is to enable our clients to function at opment practice. In 2012 they expanded their Hosting business
their best ability,” Makesh said. to offer Online Data Back-up Recovery Solutions branded Dat-
aVault24 Recover24 along with Cloud-based solutions via their
Innovative efforts like these are what helped Lantern of Madison, “in-house” Data Center. This HOST24 Service allows companies to
under Makesh’s leadership, earn the 2012 Lake-Geauga Fast Track access their Software Applications via the internet and eliminate
50 Entrepreneur of the Year Award. physical gear maintenance at their site.
9. Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce 9
Eric Lofquist Wins Ernst Young
National Entrepreneur Of The Year
Going Green: Magnus Inter- He was honored at the Entre- these companies so they can Encouraging Investors
national Group Founder Eric preneur Of The Year gala, the use their by-products in an envi- to Believe in the Vision
Lofquist Named Ernst Young culminating event of the Ernst ronmentally sensitive and prof-
National Entrepreneur Of The Young Strategic Growth Fo- itable manner.” Lofquist funded Magnus
Year® 2012 Distribution and rum® in Palm Springs, Calif. The through a combination of per-
Manufacturing Category Award Forum is the nation’s premier Road to Becoming an sonal finances and debt financ-
Winner gathering of high-growth, mar- Entrepreneur ing from regional banks. In the
ket-leading companies. beginning it was difficult to
Lofquist honored for his leader- For Lofquist, the road to becom- convince banks and customers
ship in transforming vegetable Awards were given in nine ad- ing an entrepreneur began with to believe in Magnus’ capabili-
oils and naturally derived emul- ditional categories. All Ernst careers at several large corpora- ties and Lofquist’s vision.
sions into sustainable global Young Entrepreneur Of The Year tions, where he gained valuable
products Award winners were selected experience as a fuel and energy However, a large return on in-
by an independent panel of consultant and learned more vested capital allowed the com-
Eric Lofquist, Founder of Mag- judges from 244 regional award about chemical and environ- pany the ability to move beyond
nus International Group, has recipients. mental companies. its focus on all-natural waxes
been named the Ernst Young and renewable fuels to produce,
National Entrepreneur Of The Editorial insert from Magnus: However, it was at these big package and distribute custom,
Year® 2012 Distribution and Since 1988, only three na- corporations he also learned all-natural animal feeds for the
Manufacturing Category Award tional Entrepreneur Of The Year that advancement was based dairy, cattle, poultry, swine and
winner. The Ernst Young En- award-winners have come from more on years of service rather equine industries.
trepreneur Of The Year Award is Northeast Ohio. Eric is one of than performance or merit.
the country’s most prestigious those. This year’s award recipi- Today, Magnus companies con-
business award for entrepre- ents alone were chosen from an It was this kind of culture that vert vegetable oils into natural,
neurs. initial field of close to 2,000 of led Lofquist to believe he could renewable materials used by
the best and brightest U.S. en- start a business that not only some of the biggest brands in
The award encourages entre- trepreneurs in ten categories. filled a gap he saw in creating business-to-business and con-
preneurial activity and recog- groundbreaking systems for re- sumer products manufacturing,
nizes leaders and visionaries “Entrepreneurs like Eric Lofquist covering raw materials, but also distribution and marketing.
who demonstrate innovation, see unmet needs and opportuni- maintained a world class com-
financial success and personal ties in the market and in so do- pany culture.
commitment as they create and ing drive innovation and make
build world-class businesses. significant contributions to our Bringing 22 years of industry
U.S. economy by harnessing the experience to Magnus, Lofquist
Lofquist was recognized for skilled workforce in their own created a company that is fam-
his reputation as an innova- backyard to create local jobs,” ily business-minded when it
tor in the sustainable products said Bryan Pearce, Americas Di- comes to culture and big busi-
market, reshaping the way raw rector, Entrepreneur Of The Year, ness visionary when it comes to
materials are recovered and Ernst Young LLP. creating sustainable products.
repurposed into natural waxes
and renewable fuels. He has “Lofquist’s unique style and
garnered attention from many production expertise has broad
Fortune 500 companies who appeal to companies’ sustain-
have publically announced their ability programs. He’s leveraged
focus on aggressive sustainabil- his reputation as an innovator
ity goals. to help develop solutions for
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2013
10. 10 Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce
Peace! Tranquility ! Serenity !
signature
Not your typical Assisted or Dementia care facility.
experience
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2013
11. Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce 11
Thank You for 25+ Years of Membership!
Active Plumbing Supply Co.
Armored Auto Group
Barbian Photography
Brunner-Nixon Funeral Cremation Service
Burgess Niple
Cannon, Aveni Malchesky, Co. LPA
Chicago Title
Classic Buick Pontiac GMC
Consolidated Investment Corporation
Family Eye Care
Federico Tire
First Merit Bank, Fairport Harbor
First Merit Bank, Painesville City
First Merit Bank, Painesville Township
Gibbs Electric
Jeff’s Garage
Joughins Hardware
Lake Health
Learning About Business
Lew’s Reliable Heat Air Conditioning
Morley Library
Nelson, Sweet Hurley
Painesville Dental Group Ltd.
Pollutro-Rossley Insurance Agency
Sidley, Inc.
Photos courtesy of: A Thomas Image
12. 12 Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce
Former Coe
Manufacturing Site
Has New Ownership Evaluate Your Workers’
Compensation Savings Before
The City of Painesville and the ple of the way a Port Authority
Lake County Port Authority an- can assist a local municipality Time Runs Out!
nounced today that the Lake drive a project forward that
County Port Authority has of- will result in new tax revenues Now is the time to have your lence (1 – 3%), Drug Free Safety
ficially taken ownership of the and job growth.” program evaluated for par- Program (4 – 7%), $15k Medi-
former Coe manufacturing site. ticipation in alternative rating cal Only Program, and Safety
John Loftus, Executive Direc- programs provided by the Ohio Council performance bonus
The Lake County Port Author- tor of the Lake County Port Bureau of Workers’ Compen- (2%); programs
ity will now commence with Authority added, “The Lake sation (BWC) and sponsored
the environmental assessment County Port Authority is ex- by the Lake County Chambers Not eligible for Group Rating?
and they are expecting to have tremely grateful for the dona- of Commerce (LCCC). Enroll- Other options may be available.
this step of the redevelopment tion of land by USNR and ap- ment deadlines are approach- Simply complete an authoriza-
process completed within 90 preciates all the assistance it ing. Don’t miss your opportu- tion to review your company
days. Once the assessment is received on the project from nity to save money on this op- by contacting CompManage-
complete, the environmental the Ohio Department of Devel- erational expense. Impact your ment’s Customer Support Unit
clean-up of the site will begin, opment, the Ohio Water Devel- bottom line today! at (800) 825-6755, option 3
utilizing the grant monies re- opment Authority, Jobs Ohio or visit http://resources.comp-
ceived from the State of Ohio and the Lake County Commis- Through our workers’ compen- mgt.com/AC3/GroupRating.
in May of 2012. sioners.” sation third party administra- aspx?Organization=LCCC to
tor, CompManagement, Inc., complete online. CompManage-
The Port Authority is currently Created in February 2007 the your organization can see how ment will perform a free, no ob-
working with three compa- Lake County Port Authority’s participation in a program will ligation analysis of your organi-
nies interested in leasing the mission is to promote proj- impact your costs as well as zation and send a savings quote
200,000 square feet of manu- ects that will provide for the how these programs can be if eligible.
facturing and warehouse space creation of jobs and employ- stacked together to achieve
on the 25-acre site. They hope ment opportunities and im- the maximum savings avail- If your current third party ad-
to have the leases in place as prove the economic welfare able for your organization. ministrator is not providing
early as possible in 2013. of the people residing in Lake your organization with alterna-
County. The Port Authority is Group Rating Program – dis- tive options, or elevating your
“After 10 years of work by also authorized by state law to counts typically range be- service experience, consider
the city of Painesville and five enhance, foster, aid, provide or tween 15% to the maximum enlisting the services of Comp-
years by the Lake County Port promote transportation, eco- discount available from the Management, Ohio’s leading
Authority, it is good to see this nomic development, housing, Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Com- workers’ compensation admin-
economic development project recreation, governmental op- pensation which for policy istrator and take advantage of
come to fruition,” said the City erations, culture or research. year 2013 is 53% this tremendous member ben-
of Painesville’s Economic De- For more information, visit our efit offered by the LCCC.
velopment Director Cathy Biet- website at http://www.lcport. Stacking Options: add on par-
erman. “This is a great exam- org. ticipation in Destination Excel-
Happy New Year
2013!
13. Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce 13
The Lake County Chambers of Commerce now
supports you on the go with cutting edge visibility!
Coffee Contacts
Start your day networking with members of the Mentor and Painesville Area Chambers of Commerce.
Each participant will be invited to give a short commercial. Attendees are encouraged to bring marketing
ng
materials. Door Prizes Welcome! To help us better serve you – please remember to make a reservation. ation.
Thursday, January 3, 2013 Thursday, February 7, 2013
8 to 9 am 8 to 9 am
Mama Roberto’s Buona Festa Party Room Howard’s Jewelers
8658 Mentor Avenue, Mentor 7850 Mentor Avenue, Mentor
Coffee Contacts Decaffeinated (limited to 30 people)
Thursday, January 17, 2013
8 to 9 am
Active Plumbing Supply
216 Richmond Street, Painesville
JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2013
14. Occupational Services
Occupational Now Available at
Services
the Madison Campus
3209 -12/12
Lake Health’s comprehensive Occupational
Services are now conveniently available
for all of your employee’s health needs at
our Madison Campus every Monday and
Wednesday.
Lake Health Offers Your Company:
Injury treatment and workers’ compensation
case management
Annual, pre-placement, DOT, respirator and
exposure specific exams
Physical rehabilitation and functional capacity
evaluations
Drug Free Safety Program testing, training,
counseling and rehabilitation
Audiograms, radiology, Hepatitis B, HIV and
TB screenings
FBI BCI background check–Digital Finger Printing
Employee Assistance Programs
24/7 injury care through the Madison ER
Industrial hygiene and OSHA compliance
Medical monitoring for industrial toxic
substances, including lead, asbestos and
chemicals
Preventive education and wellness programs
Travel medicine consultations and Appointments are not needed for
immunizations
drug/alcohol screens and fingerprinting,
Mobile and on-site services and walk-ins are welcome for these services.
Hours: Lake Health Occupational Services
Monday and Wednesday: 8 am – 4 pm 6270 North Ridge Road, Madison, OH 44057
For appointments, call 855-LAKE-OCC (5253-622) 440-428-8256
For more information or questions about
Lake Health Occupational Services, please
scan the QR code or call 440-354-1990.
lakehealth.org
15. Making great businesses greater!
Serving the Communities of:
Painesville Twp.
Fairport Harbor
Concord Twp.
Grand River
Leroy Twp.
Painesville
Your sponsorship entitles you to the following:
17. PRESENTING
SPONSORS:
a Business Community EXPO
2013 REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Join us at Great Lakes Mall for the annual Shop Lake County Expo where
local businesses showcase their products and services to the community. This
annual event is designed to “feature” members of the Lake County Chambers
of Commerce in Lake County’s prime retail environment, Great Lakes Mall.
This event allows Lake County Chamber members the opportunity to generate
awareness and sales for their business or organization.
2013 DATES
Move in and set up: Friday evening, February 22nd - 9pm–11pm
Show dates: Saturday, February 23rd and Sunday, February 24th
Show times: Saturday 10am to 9pm, Sunday 11am to 6pm
PARTICIPATION
$200
if paid b
y
1/16/13
Turf Pride
(440) 516 - TURF (8873)
10’ x 10’ space, 1- 8 foot table, table cover and 1-chair
HERE
MEDIA SPONSORS:
vehicle must be approved by mall management prior to the event.
18. PRESENTING
SPONSORS:
a Business Community EXPO
2013 REGISTRATION FORM
Company Name __________________________________________________________________________
Member of which chamber? ________________________________________________________________
Contact Name ____________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Phone ___________________________________________________________________________________
Address _________________________________________________________________________________
City______________________________________ Zip ___________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Yes No
Booth Fee ....................................... ___________________
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Turf Pride
............................... ___________________ (440) 516 - TURF (8873)
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HERE
TOTAL ...................................................... $ ___________________
MEDIA SPONSORS:
Method of Payment Check Master Card
Credit Card # ________________________________________________________________________
Billing Address_______________________________________ Zip Code _______________________
____________________